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Former CEO, ‘Pardon My Take’ hosts open up on challenges of working at Barstool Sports

"There's so much to be grateful and it provided so much and it enabled so many things, but in other ways it holds you back or it's with you."

"They can say the f-word! They can say pretty much anything they want to. Man, do I ever envy their autonomy, their independence. Their freedom."

"If you had read my book, you would love the way I portrayed Troy in my book."

"Please tell me someone gifted that to you and you didn't commission that."

"Now it's every f***ing on-air guy going, 'what's going on with those guys? They're going to be doing something here? What's up?'"

Undeniably, his unpredictability and tendency to say ridiculous things is good for the headlines.

"Who's the guy who got busted with the gambling?"

"We'll see if you've got some balls hidden behind those glasses."

It's already been a busy 2024 for Barstool Sports.

“I'm very thankful that ESPN is welcoming me back on the airwaves."

In 2017, PFT Commenter worked at ESPN for one episode of Barstool Van Talk before that was cancelled. Now, he's a GameDay guest picker.

"I think it will probably be a good two years before it truly goes away. And I will be a meme for the rest of my life."

"Is this true?"

Dan Patrick left ESPN to take control of his career more than 15 years ago, but it appears...

"At this stage and point in my life, I’m happier without him. I’m not going back. That’s not what I want anymore."

"We might set a world record for 'most amount of deleted quote tweets from blue check journalists'

PFT Commenter is the co-host of Barstool's hugely successful podcast, Pardon My Take.

Once again, the NFL's caused more problems for themselves with their reaction.

Barstool Van Talk was originally set for a 20-week run on ESPN2.

Love them or hate them (and judging by the reactions, you either really love them or really hate...